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When an air gun breaks, it gives a reason to modify it!

Slamming people for their ethics and not even knowing them, or saying someone is demented for having a different view than yours... and you think you won't be judged for that too? Remember when you point a finger, you have 3 pointing back at you.

Political content removed.**** That being said, I only deal with reputable people here and prefer F&F both as seller and buyer just to keep the real thieves out of our pockets. If the seller or buyer prefers to use G&S, then I will go that route because we still(for now) have that freedom to...

I recently purchased a megaorei m4a and mounted to a 2-12x44 marcool scope. It works okay guess, has NV, but I had better video quality with a simple side shot and my phone. If I feel the need for a better scope cam/NV setup, I will just get a Zulus or ATN. I do like the app on the phone...

I think it will only do the fine salt. They do make an attachment to the 2240 barrel and you just pour salt into it. That would most likely do the course grain. Hell, it might even shoot small rock salt!

I've used the pump shotgun one they make. Buddy has one at the lake house. It works fine for it's intended use. I've had a couple wasps take a few blasts to stop moving though.

It's an air powered bug blaster that shoots table salt. Perfect for flies that get in the house. You can even season your food from across the room!

Theyre not going to change a damn thing for you, so options are deal with it or move. If you move, don't bring that liberal trash BS to MO. It's already starting to seep in...

I can sleeve the whole length with carbon fiber. 2mm wall should do it I'd think. Then get bushings to fit over that and then grub screw down against the sleeve. That would stiffen it up and help prevent denting the thin liner.

That would make for some expensive ammo! I would sleeve just that drop section with brass to fit the receiver, and it would be epoxied on the liner. Then the plan would be to epoxy a bushing on the liner ahead of the brass that would take up the space in the breech cavity. That would also have...

Here's how this barrel looks on the receiver side The step down section is 8.5mm, and an fx liner is 8.08mm I could get one of them and then shim with brass tubing or tin, and then run an 8mm ID/14mm OD aluminum tube shim to fill the gap in the breech. The barrel cavity in the breech is...

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I'm looking at some FX barrel liners and the OD on them appears to be close to the reduced section of the evanix barrel. I wonder if I could use one of them and make a sleeve to insert in the ar6 receiver. Worth a shot... pun intended!

Does this not work on the mobile site? I'm currently using my phone and I can't find the sub section. When I type in the status bar on my profile nothing comes up.

That's odd, it's not showing up under the forums tab.

I just pulled the barrel. It is indeed threaded and has a reduced section that is passed the threads that drops into the receiver and out to the cylinder. Beyond my capabilities at home. I'd rather find a donor barrel and chop/crown vs having one machined to fit. This is an older Duk IL model...

I can't find this anywhere. It's not in the forums list on my android. Do I have to use the app?

I think so. I need to pull the scope and check under the front ring for a set screw. I bought it will scope on it and haven't even removed that yet. If it's 14mm, then all I'd need to do is cut the back of a barrel down and make a leade, since there isn't a transfer port. Hopefully it doesn't...

I use my 3L bottle to do Bench shooting and testing, and just fill it to my starting pressure for whichever gun I'm shooting. The 48ci bottle will be for the gaugeless/smaller guns, which is what I typically bring when woods walking. My 2260 pcp gets about 12 good shots when cranked up. This...

Oh yeah, but if I mess it up I've got a $400 paper weight lol. It appears to be 14mm, so a kral barrel would fit it. I don't think they even have a transfer port on these barrels. The air feeds from the rear of the cylinder and blows the pellet out and into the bore. I have no idea how they're...